good seeing you guys great video

In preparation to compete in Matts Off-Road Games at Sand Hollow, we decided to test a different method of traveling through sand. This group has played at the sand dunes a lot. At the sand dunes, all of the buggies run paddle tires, so we thought if paddle tires work on buggies, why not run tire chains. We couldn’t find any information on the internet about using tire chains to travel in sandy conditions. We decided to perform some tests to discover if tire chains would actually work in sand. First we run through the sand in 2-wheel drive, then in 4-wheel drive to get out of the stuck place, then we run through with tire chains. Watch to see what our conclusion is. Just a note: We used a “Yankup Rope” to pull out our stuck truck.

Drop air pressure to 8 and never look back

I live in an area where there's lots of snow every winter. My intuition said this would work in sand. My intuition was wrong. That was so much worse.

@quyle9483

2 ай бұрын

You need like some sort of floatation type tire with the good balance of not too aggressive tread from what I've learned

blad tires are actually best on sand the more tread you have the worse it is thats why paddle tires literally only have paddles but are smooth otherwise

Looks like the chains give too much traction and let the wheels dig like no ones business. It just scoops the sand out from under you

Would love to see tire chains on all 4 tho… interesting that paddles work and chains don’t… science!

OK, I will "fall" for it and ANSWER your (title) question.. Q/- How do Tire Chains in perform in sand? A/- sorry - too many INNS spoil the brew. You'd be better off using "Double Dutch" the entire way through - such as: Tire - (perform) How do "How do Chains" in sand Tire - perform in sand, Chains?